In 2009-10, NAPCS collected information regarding whether charter schools provided virtual instruction to students from state departments of education and charter school support organizations.
Non-Virtual: Students attend a brick and mortar school with a teacher providing the majority of instruction.
Virtual: Students receive all instruction online. Students do not attend a brick and mortar school.
Hybrid Virtual: Students attend a brick and mortar school for at least a portion of their instruction. Instruction is split between classroom and online.
Brick & Mortar and Virtual: A portion of students in the school attend the brick and mortar location of the school and receive non-virtual instruction. A separate portion of students opt to only receive instruction through online. (Students receive one or the other, even though it is the same school.)
Brick & Mortar and Hybrid: A portion of students in the school attend the brick and mortar location of the school and receive non-virtual instruction. A separate portion of students have instruction split between brick and mortar and online. (Students receive one or the other, even though it is the same school.)
Hybrid & Virtual: A portion of students have instruction split between brick and mortar and online. A separate portion of students opt to only receive instruction through online. (Students receive one or the other, even though it is the same school.)
Data not yet available for the 2009-2010 academic year.
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